In Japan, Junior High School consists of 3 grades. Students are usually between 12 and 15 years old. English is a full, required subject and consists of speaking, listening, reading, and writing practice. Much of the curriculum is designed around the grammar points and vocabulary used for school entrance exams.
Students choose a famous star and, in pairs, ask each other questions to determine which star they have chosen.
A speaking activity based on the Uno Card Game. The same deck can also be used to play Go Fish
Students ask the ALT questions to try and get a Bingo or Bongo.
Students interview three friends and try to guess which character they have chosen using "Does she/he...?" questions and a process of elimination.
This is a simple game that practices 'whose' and borrowing the students' pens.
This activity gives the students an opportunity to make funny or interesting sentences using the 'it...for...to...' pattern.
An activity to motivate students to write the alphabet faster.
A simple yet addictive and competitive word finder game.
A timer is started and students race to write words on the chalkboard and not to be the student holding the chalk when the timer sounds.
Students review what was studied in the year with a fun, 48 question quiz based on Mario.
Pair activity that involves students finding information that is scattered around the classroom and passing it on to their partner.
Students make sentences using the pictures on the cards to try and match the hidden animals.
An activity based on the popular Guess Who game.
The students are given a plane crash scenario and they must choose objects from the crash to carry with them to survive.
Students practice the alphabet by playing a bingo game based on "amida kuji," which means "ghost leg."
Students race to find the correct Sazae-san family member based on questions asked by the ALT.
Students work together to put sentences in the right order.
Students will play the roles of the customs officer and tourist in a guessing activity.
Great flexible card game
Students must answer questions to move the UFO away from their base.